Yahoo also discloses that of that hefty price tag to buy the blogging service, nearly $751 million of it was goodwill — the company’s “intangibles,” as Derek Jeter fans would put it. At the time of the deal, the Journal reported that the last time Tumblr last raised money in late 2011, the company was valued at $800 million. In its filing, Yahoo said the acquisition is expected to bring it a significant number of users. “Operating results from the date of acquisition were not significant to the Company’s consolidated results of operations,” it said.

Yahoo also laid out some compensation numbers for Tumblr founder David Karp. Assuming he stays at the company, Karp will get Yahoo stock valued at $41 million, plus $40 million in cash. Yahoo will structure that retention payout over four years.